Creativeblock Hospitality Commercial Retail Portfolio

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CREATIVE BLOCKI N T E R I O R D E S I G N S O L U T I O N S

Every space, project and client is different, which is why I offer different services that can be tailored tosuit individual requirements.

From concept to specification, to working with builders and various contractors to ensure the optimaloutcome for your project, I can be there every step of the way. I draw from an extensive range of sourcesto find the right finishes for each project, and have an ever growing resource library of furniture designsto give interiors that not found in stores feel without the price tag. Each space should be a reflection ofyour personality or brand, but its always fun to show off a little, isnt it!

Just a few of the services on offer include:

Colour Consultancy

Whether you need a colour set to get you going, paint selected for your interior or faade or a simple setof finishes to give a space a quick refresh, I can help!

Furniture layouts

I wont just help you buy the furniture, together well find the right option to set it up in the optimal wayto invite flow, conversation or to increase venue capacity. If its not in the budget to completely start againwith all new furniture, we can use existing furniture with some choice new additions to breathe life backinto a space. CAD plans are provided showing the final layout.

Concepts

Turning your vision into a cohesive concept through the use of imagery and finishes, we can start to buildthe design for your space.

Decorating

Shopping for, and installing, the finishing touches doesnt need to be a chore when you have an interiordesigner on board. I can source and supply quirky objects, frames and art and photography for that busy,hip bar, or source antiques and large statement pieces for reception areas and entranceways that suitsyour budget.

Full design services

From concept to project conclusion and everything in between, I want to work with your vision to createthe best outcome for your space. CAD plans, specification of finishes and furnishings, concept plans anddevelopments, 3D renders, decorating and whatever else you might require along the road.

We can tailor whatever you need to achieve the design outcome you desire!


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Oxford 152, Bulimba

Retaining the original layout from a 2003 refurbishment,the cold, white finishes were made warmer and mixedseating styles were added to replace the predominanthigh/dry bars in place.

Endeavoring to create consistency and personalitythrough the spaces, new tables and padded bistro seatingwas installed.Curtains now define the existing function spaces which

were open to the whole of the venue, and art and decorwere added to further enhance the interior. Furniture wasgiven soft, textural upholstery to offset the more industrialfinishes in order to attract female clientele, which was akey consideration in the design.

A main function space towards the rear was definedwith curtaining, a no-maintenance artificial green wall,comfortable seating and artwork.


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The Wharf Tavern, Mooloolaba

Working with the client to increase mid-week andweekend trade, Wharf Taverns downstairs lounge andbistro were designed as comfortable transitional spaces.These could be used for food and drinks during the daywith simple, light finishes to draw attention and focus onthe Mooloolah River and could transform at night intoa nightclub prior to the opening of the upstairs venue.Comfortable upholstered seating in beachy patterns andgeometrics provide visual interest inside.

The upstairs nightclub, since renamed The Helm,consists of a lounge space with a lighter paint finish,newly upholstered booth seating, as well as additionalbooth seating, wall and window treatments and a largestatement pendant light collection in the lounges coffer.

In the nightclub proper, additional lighting, new barfinishes and seating were added. To draw attention to theDJ booth, a more budget friendly acrylic LED wall wasinstalled in close consult with the electrician.


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Morrison Hotel, Woolloongabba

Taking influence from the 1920s era of the building, wechose Speakeasy era paint colours, ceiling roses and aGatsby style carpet to bring some wow factor into theinterior.

The pre-existing Naked Whiskey concept was furtherenhanced with the design and install of a wallpaperfeaturing vintage male and female nudes to the upperwalls of the Whiskey Bar and to the curved walls of the

new dining area, to great visual effect.

Vintage industrial outdoor seating and astroturf floorcovering was added externally to enhance the streetpresence, as the hotel sits on an awkward island betweenthe busway and Captain Cook Bridge entrances atWoolloongabba.


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Stones Corner Hotel Gaming Lounge

Inspired by the captivating and glossy interiors of Macauand Singaporean casinos, we worked with the client todevelop a budget friendly Asian High Rollers themedspace, which transformed it from the remnants of anold mans pub to a bright and attractive gaming roomcovered in deep reds and golds.

Lighting and a laser cut ceiling medallion become keyfeatures of the space, as well as new, welcoming lounge

furniture and wall curtains behind machines to create asense of warmth and luxury.

Bespoke blackboards for advertising were created basedon simple chinese lattice designs. The decor was roundedout with large buddha statues and LED bonsai trees.


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Victoria Point Tavern

A simple renovation to the bistro and gaming roominvolved the specification of carpet, lighting, textural wallfinishes and simple furnishings

In the gaming room, LED star panels installed into theceiling coffers set an exciting mood, with painted pressedtin panels behind the machines.

Comfortable low lounge furniture replaced vinyl

upholstered built ins and dated seating options

A wine bar to the side of the bistro was turned from anenclosed four person dining space into an upmarket winetasting area.


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Rooftop Bar Concept, Fortitude Valley

Working with a local real estate company, a rooftopbar was designed and rendered in 3D to display to theowner and potential tenants to show the opportunity forinvestment in turning the buildings roof space into anoperable and tenantable area, as rooftop bars are trendinghighly.

The Fortitude Valley area of Brisbane continues on therise with a recent upgrade to the Brunswick Street Mall,

and new night life venues are opening frequently.

The rooftop bar design is semi open air, with a timberand glass roof structure over the bar and general seatingareas at the back to middle of the building, and an openair area towards the forward lounge area, featuringlarge potted plants, street lighting, turf and a pond withseating around. The glass balustrading provides a safe butunobstructed view of the Valley.

Designed as an upper market venue, the design featuresmodern designer furniture in a black, white and yellowcolour scheme to juxtapose against the natural finishes of

the venue.


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Lounge Concept

A set of concepts was provided to the businessdevelopment manager of a local magazine in order tokeep a long term advertiser on board. The particularadvertiser, a French furniture and home wares store, feltthat the male demographic of the magazine would beuninterested in French style interiors.

Working through their stock, I provided a few schemes,photoshopped together, using their furniture pieces and a

few additional accent pieces from other stores to illustratethe ability of their range to interest a male demographic(inner suburban, single, mid 30s, professional services).

As the industrial interior trend is still very popular, theinterior was proposed as within a Teneriffe Woolshedstyle apartment, with brick and timber finishes. The darkerfurniture was offset with bold, colourful pieces


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Hi, Im Clinton Moore and I began creativeblock interiors back in 2012 with a goal to create fun,

inspiring hospitality and retail spaces that draw people in and engage them to keep returning. I am

also looking to expand into residential projects.

I focus on the clients needs, while also aiming to ensure the desired patron will continue to visit,

thus adding value to the business. I dont talk in convoluted design speech and try to ensure that all

concepts and ideas are easily communicated to all stakeholders involved.

In the past year I have worked extensively in the hospitality sector to deliver renovations to a

number of bars and pubs. With creativeblock, I can help to maximise a space through fresh new

finishes and concepts, revitalise a venue of any size and scale, and work within budgets big or

small.

I can provide concept services, source finishes and decor, and can assist with the interior of

something as small as a single room to an entire venue or retail space.

For commercial property managers and owners, I can help increase the value of the property, as

well as ensure tenant retention through simple lobby and entrance refurbishments, as well as assist

new or existing tenants with their

refurbishment requirements.

creativeblock can also create concepts and mockups to use in advertising, allowing prospective

tenants or buyers to see the potential in each space.

So if you or your clients have the need for a fresh perspective, go ahead and give me a call!

Clinton MooreP:0432 920 217E: [email protected]:www.creativeblock.com.au

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Creativeblock Hospitality Commercial Retail Portfolio